Construction Coordinator

Project Resources Group (PRG) is a rapidly growing company with Corporate Headquarters in Denver, Colorado, and operations in 40 states around the United States. We are committed to helping our customers in the telecommunication and utility industries manage their outside plant needs. Over the last 20 years, we have built our expertise and have become a subject matter expert (SME) on all things outside plant engineering.

We are currently looking for an outside plant expert for our Construction Coordinator role. Is that you?

Being a Construction Coordinator at PRG is a unique opportunity for the well-versed in outside plant telecommunications, bringing the best parts of the traditional job. Our Construction Coordinators are well-versed in outside plant telecommunications. We run cable fiber and/or coax for both aerial and underground scenarios. Our people have a passion for the telecommunications industry which gives them several options for career growth into roles such as Project Manager, Construction Manager, and more.

Because of the growing demand in high-speed cable, we are searching for a teammate who's committed to working a long-term project to bring our customer over the finish line. PRG has a top client in your area that's got a project that will allow you to spend your days in both the field and the office.

In the field, you'll be asked to perform the following functions:

• Perform walkouts pre/post-construction
• Verify as-builts
• Troubleshoot any build-out issues in the field
• Verify that subcontractors have the necessary PPE gear to perform work
• Identify permitting requirements as needed
• Communicate with any customers in the path of construction

In the office, you’ll be responsible for the following functions:

• Putting together a bill of materials (BOM)
• Compile notice-to-proceed (NTP) packages for contractors
• Provide weekly reports to management on construction activity
• Follow-up with city municipalities regarding permitting issues

That’s the day in the life of a PRG Construction Coordinator. If that sounds like an ideal day at work, keep reading to know what experience and skills we hope you have.

Experience:

• 3 years of hands-on experience in cable construction
• Educated on local area dig laws
• Preferred college degree in Construction Management or Engineering

Skills and abilities:

• Strong leadership skills to mentor and influence subcontractors and vendors
• Customer service acumen to interpret, communicate, and help deliver client needs
• Impressive ability to organize and prioritize projects
• Strong understanding of fiber and coax engineering
• Computer proficiency and Microsoft tools to create, manage, and present data and reporting to various stakeholders and management
• Strong communication skills and ability to adjust delivery to your audience verbally and in writing
• Willingness to use your vehicle in the field (mileage reimbursement at the standard federal rate)
• Interested and able to work overtime occasionally to meet project demands
• Perform job functions both indoors and outdoors rain or shine
• Must be able to walk extensively, sit, stand, and climb stairs throughout the day

Still a good fit? If so, the selected candidate will enjoy the following perks and compensation:

• Competitive rate between $30-$36/hr
• Health benefits that include medical, dental & vision
• 401(k) Plan
• Flexible Paid Time Off
• Holiday pay so you can enjoy time with your friends and family

PRG is a dedicated employer of choice. We realize that our people are our biggest asset. We work hard at building a team that fosters collaboration, new ideas, and fun. If you think you’d be a great fit on one of our teams do not hesitate to apply for this job today.

Not quite ready? That’s okay too! Connect with us today via LinkedIn and Instagram (LifeatPRG) to see what it’s like working at PRG! We can’t wait to meet you.

Project Resources Group embraces diversity and equal opportunity in a serious way. We are committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. The more inclusive we are, the better our work will be.